Hip Fillers

The amount of filler required for the hip area depends on individual goals and the specific treatment being performed. Generally, 150 mls of dermal filler are used per hip, with the exact quantity varying based on the desired volume and contour. For addressing hip dips, fewer syringes may be needed, while full hip expansion typically requires a greater amount to achieve the desired fullness and shape. During your consultation, your injector will assess your body and aesthetic goals to recommend the appropriate volume of filler needed for optimal results, ensuring a natural and well-balanced appearance.

The liquid BBL uses dermal fillers to enhance the buttocks, providing a fuller, more rounded appearance, while hip fillers address volume and shape in the hip area. Combining these treatments allows for a harmonious enhancement of both the buttocks and hips, creating a balanced and curvaceous silhouette. During your consultation, your injector will assess your body and discuss your aesthetic goals to develop a personalised treatment plan that ensures optimal results and a cohesive outcome.

Following hip filler treatment, you can expect a recovery period with minimal downtime. Typically, there may be mild swelling, redness, or bruising at the injection sites, which usually resolves within a few days. You might also experience some tenderness or a feeling of fullness in the treated area. To aid recovery, avoid strenuous activities, excessive sun exposure, and alcohol for at least 24 hours. It is also advisable not to lay on the hip area for a few days. You should be able to sit comfortably for short periods, with little chance of filler migration to the depth of application.

Most patients can resume their normal routines shortly after the procedure, though it’s wise to follow any specific aftercare instructions provided by your injector for the best results and a smooth recovery process.

Hip fillers are generally safe when administered by Derma Beauty Clinic’ qualified and experienced injectors. The procedure involves injecting dermal fillers, often hyaluronic acid-based, into the hip area to enhance volume and contour. The fillers used are FDA-approved and have a long history of safety in aesthetic treatments. While side effects such as mild swelling, redness, or bruising can occur, these are typically temporary and resolve quickly. Choosing a reputable clinic ensures adherence to safety protocols and minimises risks. Always consult with a skilled injector to discuss your medical history and ensure the treatment is appropriate for you.